Looking for dry gloves

[craracer]

That was the deal! The people I talked to said that the neoprene gloves inhibited hand/finger movement.

 

[Mr Carcharodon]

I like the Viking Bayonet dry gloves (which maybe the same as Si Techs): drysuit_repair_parts

Again it is the rings that are used, along with Atlas 660 or 495 gloves depending what fits you. They take just about 5 minutes to install: How to: Install Dry Gloves in 5 minutes! (Picture Heavy)

Do grease the o-ring once in awhile or they get stiff to take on and off.

 

[smorneau]

Viking here. Five minutes to install.Bought rings only from Bob here on SB for $110.00 and the smurf gloves from any marine supply shop for $6

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[Mitten Diver]

Had the Viking system on my old Andy's suit and loved them. I now have the New Si Tech permanent ring system on my new suit and love them even more. Just a few dives with them in Lake Michigan/Huron, the water mixes up there in the straits, but they work even better without the little tit that needs to be lined up on the Viking system. My buddy has the old Si Tech system and complains about having to line things up. Get the Si Tech and go with the silicone seals you won't regret it I promise. I would still stand behind the Viking system as well. It just seemed like I had a liitle trouble when my hands were cold twisting the system off after a dive.

 

[OHIO DIVERS]

Mitten Diver----why silicone seals

 

[Mitten Diver]

Mine just seem to lay better and they stretch more so they feel more comfortable.

 

[OHIO DIVERS]

Thanks for the helps guys